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Chairperson’s MessageWhen Did the Boss Put A Pool in the Basement?“Rain, rain, go away...”I suspect many of you were thinking that the weekend ofMarch 12th. The Boston area witnessed what the BostonGlobe called “a deluge of misery” as up to 10 inches of rainfell in a 72 hour period. Many of you were likely impactedeither with flooded basements or disrupted travel plans. Iaddressed the CPP/PSP/PCI class in Chelmsford that follow-ing Monday morning having driven up from my home in southof Boston. On the way back, the highway traffic was very
heavy and – being a North Shore boy most of my life – I decided to take the backroads I knew oh-so-well.Or so I thought...Not long after I started on my new route, I came to a police car blocking the roadwith a large sign “ROAD FLOODED” and directions for my detour. Not worried, I fol-lowed the signs. But before long I came to a similar scene and was once againdirected in a new direction (and not the one I wanted to go in either!). Four moretimes this happened. I was beginning to think I was part of that old Maine joke, “Youcan’t get there from here!”Emergency preparedness and disaster planning is something that we hear about alot. It’s something that our businesses – hopefully – do well. It’s something that we –hopefully – have thought about for our home life as well. But the truth is, that all theadvance planning you may do is only designed to help you get through the initialpart of an event safely and securely. It’s not about preventing the occurrence nor isit a long term strategy for recovery. One of my favorite expressions is “life is whathappens while you are making other plans.” That’s when emergency preparednessand disaster planning come into play when life happens.
Have you heard? The Boston Chapter of ASIS International has surfaced on
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knowledge with colleagues. Ask questions and respond to other discussions. Startyour own discussions within the group. Sharing your expertise can get you noticedwithin the Chapter.
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Chairman’s Message 1LinkedIN 1ASIS National & Intl Events 2New Members 2Upcoming Local Events 3Chairman’s Message (cont.) 3Treasurer’s Report 3Member Profile 4Newsletter Submissions 4CPP and PSP Review Questions 5IRC Library 6
Upcoming Webinars 8Security EXPO 2010 9Kevin Panneton Wins Award 10CPP/PSP/PCI Review Session 10 Chapter News 10Monthly Meeting Recap 11Emg. Management Resources 11Emergency Mgmt. ANSI Standard 12 Expo 2010 Sponsors 14 Leadership & Committees 15
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Upcoming ASIS National and International Events
ASIS
Apr 8 - 9 CPP, PSP, PCI Review Chicago, IL
Apr 12 -13 Enhanced Violence Assessment and Management New Orleans, LA
Apr 12 -13 Operating in an Uncertain International Environment: Alexandria, VASecurity at Home and Abroad. The 27th Conference on Global Terrorism, Political Instability, and International Crime
Apr 12 -14 Managing Your Physical Security Program New Orleans, LA
Apr 14 -15 Active Shooter: Prevention, Intervention, and Response New Orleans, LA
Apr 18 - 21 ASIS International 9th European Security Conference Lisbon, Portugal
Apr 21 Recruiting and Hiring Liabilities: Protecting Your Organization Webinarfrom the Harmful Effects of Web 2.0
May 3 - 5 Transportation Security: Have Things REALLY Changed Denver, COSince 9-11?
May 3 - 6 Crisis Management: Introduction to the Response Plan Denver, COand Advanced Topics
May 17 -19 Organizational Resilience: Implementing and Auditing the Philadelphia, PAASIS American National Standard
May 17 - 20 APC II: Practical Applications Philadelphia, PA
Welcome to Our Newest Chapter Members
Phillip Potter Linda Clifford
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Upcoming Local Events
ASIS
Apr 27 ASIS EXPO - Learn • Network • Earn CPEs Holiday Inn Boxborough, MA
May 20 Dinner Meeting Boston Marriott Hotel Speaker: Rebecca Coburn, CPP, CHPA, Mass General Hospital Newton, MATopic: An International Medical Surgical Response Team
Insider’s Look at Haiti in CrisisJun 7 - 9 Facility Security Design Boston, MAJun 10 Public Safety Luncheon Lantana
Speaker: TBD Randolph, MAJun 17 Annual Manning Golf Tournament Wayland Country Club
Wayland, MAJun 29 - 30 Securing the Parmaceutical Supply Chain Hyatt Regency
Cambridge, MA
INCOME
EXPO 2010 Vendors . . . . . . . . .$6,455.00EXPO 2010 Guests . . . . . . . . . . .$850.00Raffle Income . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$79.00Meeting Income . . . . . . . . . . . .$1,410.00
TOTAL INCOME . . . . . . . . . . . .$8,794.00
EXPENSESBank Charges
AMEX . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$186.29RBS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$418.11Other . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$10.44
Awards Expense . . . . . . . . . . . . .$191.99Charity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$1000.00Meeting Expense . . . . . . . . . . .$4,484.43Newsletter Expense . . . . . . . . .$2,081.54Photography . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$238.00Training Expense . . . . . . . . . . .$3,086.12Web Site . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$2,165.73
TOTAL EXPENSES . . . . . . . . .$13,862.65
NET INCOME . . . . . . . . . . . .- $5,068.65
ACCOUNT BALANCESPrimary Checking . . . . . . . . . . .$56,854.02Internet Account . . . . . . . . . . . . .$2,338.64Manning Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$157.14Goodman Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$9088.44
Treasurer’s ReportFeb. 2010Chairperson’s Message
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But beyond our immediate response to these unfortunate circum-stances comes a critical piece which we cannot ignore, and that isthe idea of business continuity. Often people confuse disasterresponse with business continuity. They are not the same, butthey are dependent on each other. Failure to plan for a “disaster”may put a business under for good. Failure to have a continuityplan for ongoing business operations during the course of a dis-aster may have the same effect.What does this mean for security professionals? Just like most ofour other jobs, it means that we must take a holistic view of ourrole in the preservation of the business. We need to think likebusiness people and act like business people. We have a disci-pline...an expertise, if you will....that is called security. But that’sall it is – a discipline. To be the most effective security profession-al you can be, understand your company’s business model.Understand how you can help them stay profitable when the daysare warm and sunny AND when the river is pouring into the basement.ASIS International has a great toolkit with guidelines and stan-dards for Business Continuity, Emergency Preparedness andmany other topics. Why not check it out today?http://www.asisonline.org/toolkit/toolkit.xml
Dick Parry, Chairperson, Boston Chapter
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Boston Chapter Member Profile
Newsletter Submissions
Calling All Members The Boston Chapter is looking for news stories.
• Do you have newsworthy information that you'd like to share? • Do you know of an upcoming event that others may have an
interest in? • Do you know any members who have been recognized for their
professional accomplishments? Been promoted? Changed jobs? Graduated? Written a white paper? Attained certification?
Let’s share success! Forward all stories/leads to [email protected]. Contentfor the May edition must be submitted by Monday, April 18th.
It is rare in our industry that individuals have all three of the ASIS certifications, butChristopher J. Dorr, CPP, PSP, PCI of our Boston chapter does. We caught upwith him for a few moments to get his feedback and experiences around the educa-tional credentials.
When we asked what Chris’s primary motivation was for seeking all three heresponded “I take my job seriously, and acquiring additional knowledge and skills tohelp me do it better is very important to me. The certifications are ‘nice to have’ butto me the truly valuable thing is what they represent – and that is how criticallyimportant it is in the work I do to be curious and keep learning.”
We asked what support he received from management when pursuing this educa-tional goals and he replied “My boss is a vocal proponent for board certification and
other opportunities for training and development. The ASIS program is very highly regarded, and I have beenfortunate to have a great deal of support and encouragement as I pursued these goals.
Chris Dorr is currently Security Manager at Wyeth Biotech in Andover and is responsible for the administra-tion of the overall security program at his site. His duties include selection and deployment of electronicsecurity solutions, crisis management and emergency response, investigations, maintenance of law enforce-ment and industry peer liaison and management of guard force operations. Mr. Dorr supervises 38 on thisteam.
We extend congratulations to Chris Dorr for his most recent accomplishment of the CPP certificatio, receivedin October 2009. We praise him for his prior achievements in 2007 for the other two certifications. Chrishas been a Boston Chapter member since 2003.
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Certification - Test Your Knowledge – Mark H. Beaudry, CPP
CPP and PSP Review Questions. 1.The number of personnel one individual can
effectively supervise is not represented in which of the following ratios: a. 1:3 b. 1:6 c. 1:20
2.Personality Types described as type “A” tend to be:a. Aggressive b. Assertive c. Appreciative d. Approachable
3.Which of the following is NOT generally true guidance for managing employee discipline? a. It should be as positive (as possible) b. It Should be given Mid-week (to avoid conflicts) c. It Should Be Constructive in nature d. Any Punishments should be a means to an end.
Answers on page 13
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ASIS Membership BenefitsYour Direct Line to Security Resources
The latest listing of the New Security Resources, which describesmaterials added to the O.P. Norton Information Resources Center(ASIS Library) Security Catalog/Database during November andDecember 2009, is now available athttp://www.asisonline.org/library/member-secure/NSR_2009_11_12.pdf. This list is updated at least bi-montlyin the IRC Online section of the ASIS website. As a member, youmay register online to receive notice of the latest security resourceinformation.Updated daily, the titles in the IRC Security database/catalog aresearchable. Some items are available for loan to ASIS members.
New titles added to the ASIS Bookstore during November and December 2009 include:• Security Manager’s Guide to Disasters, #1869 • Hospital and Healthcare Security, 5th Edition, #1871 • The Elements of Private Investigation, #1873 • Security and Ethics in an Unethical World: Security Insights Program, #1872 • Information Security Management Metrics, #1875
From the IRC archives…Tabletop Exercise Scenarios Volume 1Author: Wisconsin Emergency ManagementThe intent of this document is to collect various tabletop exercise scenarios to aid as a planning resource inthe development of local tabletop exercises. The presented scenarios are intended to be frameworks or asource of ideas which can be shaped, expanded or altered to meet the specific risk management needs ofthe exercise planner.The BCI Good Practice Guidelines 2008: A Management Guide to Implementing Global Good Practice Author: The Business Continuity Institute The BCI Good Practice Guidelines are designed to provide assistance in understanding through the applica-tion of six Business Continuity Management stages. With these six principles, the process and terminology ofBusiness Continuity Management is explained plus recommendations for good practice are provided. A sum-mary version ‘The Pocket Sized Good Practice Guidelines’ is available here.
Related topics that are searchable in the ASIS Library database include:• Business Resumption Planning• Intelligence• Risk Management/Threat Assessment• Standards and Guidelines
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ASIS Membership BenefitsYour Direct Line to Security Resources
O.P. Norton Information Resources Center solicits members’ recom-mendations about new publications, electronic sources and websitesthat should be added to the database. Need information? Here are some quick links to the O.P. NortonInformation Resources Center (IRC):
• Fax 703-518-1517• Security questions and reference 703-518-1471
[email protected] • Book and video loans (limit 3) 703-518-1472
[email protected] • Library Appointments for onsite use 703-518-1471
[email protected] • IRC Online http://www.asisonline.org/library/member-secure/index.xml
Access the ASIS Website and Search the IRC Online
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Upcoming Webinars–
April 21, 2010 Recruiting and Hiring Liabilities: Protecting Your Organization from the Harmful Effects of Web 2.0
May 19, 2010 Developing a Strategic Mindset: How to Become a Trusted Strategic Advisor
Rescheduled - June 23 Cloud Computing and Software-as-a-Service: An Overview forSecurity Professionals
Webinars—fully interactive online education programs—bring the latest information on hot topics, criticalissues, best practices, and special interests to your home. Industry experts host live events that are short—only 90 minutes—engaging, and to the point. Staying current while saving time and money couldn't be easier.Participate by yourself or with a group, ask questions, make comments, provide insight.
Why should I participate?Attending conferences or meetings sometimes stretches your budget and man-hours—especially when yourentire team needs to hear the information or when the information needed is so specific it does not meritattending a full conference. No making travel reservations and no sitting through unnecessary breakout ses-sions to get the insight you need.
How does it work?Simple—register online. Instructions outlining how to join the Webinar will be sent via email prior to the event.On the scheduled date and time, follow your instructions and get ready to enjoy the presentation, contributeto the discussion, and participate in the Q and A. Remember: program times listed are U.S. Eastern StandardTime. World time zone map.
How much does it cost?
$ 99 Members$129 Nonmembers
Remember: the cost is per-site, not per-viewer. So, if you want to broadcast the Webinar in your conferenceroom or use it for a chapter meeting, you only pay for the one broadcast, not for everyone who views it.
Available within two business days and included in the price is On Demand Replay—complete with links to allhandouts. Registered participants may replay the program twice within 30 days of the live event—at absolute-ly no additional cost. So members of your organization who missed the Webinar during its initial broadcastcan have other opportunities to watch it, or you can direct the Webinar to other people or teams within yourorganization.
What about Continuing Professional Education (CPE)?The webinar duration will be 90 minutes. Receive two CPE credits per webinar. You need not report these tothe Certification Department. If you have a group of ASIS certified individuals attending, please complete andreturn form.
Merging the pieces - for success“The ASIS Boston Chapter EXPO is, year after year, one of the best local securityevents available – The opportunities for networking, the variety of vendor exhibitsand the quality of the education programs make this an event not to be missed.”
Dick Parry, CPP, CISM, Executive Director and Head, Global SecurityNovartis Institute for Biomedical Research, Inc.
• Learn new security concepts from dynamic speakers• Uncover the latest in state-of-the-art technology• Discover solutions to issues you are dealing with right now• Find methods to make your job easier from over 80 exhibitors• Network with security professionals from across New England• Learn security best practices from experts in your field
Merge the pieces needed for success by visiting our exhibit hall with over 80vendors, offering you the latest in technology and service presented by bothlocal and global companies. They’re all here, including state of the art securityinstallers, workplace violence consultants, CCTV integrators, counter-terrorismexperts, background investigation firms, guard service providers, and many more!Our speakers are experts in their field, and will provide you with information toenhance your skills as a security professional. Join in a networking luncheonwith 400 of your closest friends.
SECURITY EXPO / 2010 will be held on April 27, 2010at the Holiday Inn in Boxborough, MA
Sign up early and save! Register before April 20th and save $50.For more information visit www.bostonsecurityexpo.com
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Criminal Justice Student Wins Award
Paper on Security Places in International Competition
Criminal Justice Asst. Prof. Stephen Saravara gives $500 award to studentKevin Panneton for his paper.An undergraduate student majoring in criminal justice earned honors in aninternational writing competition sponsored by ASIS International.Kevin Panneton won honorable mention for his paper, Promising Technologiesto Meet Tomorrow’s Security Challenges, and will receive a $500 cash award.Kevin Panneton’s article can be found on our Chapter website athttp.//www.asis-boston.org/docs/asis_panneton.pdfThe competition challenges college and university students to conductresearch, engage in thoughtful deliberation and write an academic paper on anissue relevant to the security and assets protection profession. The ASIS
Council on Academic Programs in Colleges and Universities and the ASIS Foundation announced bothundergraduate and graduate winners of the 2009 Student Writing Competition.Stephen Saravara, visiting assistant professor of criminal justice, sponsored Panneton and several otherundergraduate contestants this year.“As an active member of the ASIS Council myself, it’s always a pleasure to encourage students to write aboutindustrial security and to test their writing skills,” says Saravara. “The Council has conveyed excitement thatso many entries from students around the world demonstrated critical thinking, research and analysis.Ultimately, these students will help make our world a safer and more secure place to live, work, govern andconduct business.”Saravara considers ASIS International to be an excellent resource for students, academicians and practition-ers with an interest in security, assets protection and business and risk management.
Successful CPP/PSP/PCI Review Session
The 2010 CPP/PSP/PCI review session held March 15-18 at Axis Communication was a huge success! Approximately 35 Chapter members attended throughout the week. There are 8 members who are studyingfor the PSP certification, 24+ for the CPP designation and 3 who are planning to take the PCI exam. Allattendees received a copy of the CPP or PSP Study guide to prepare for their examinations, complimentsof the Chapter.Best of luck to all our candidates!!
Chapter News
The ASIS International Boston Chapter is pleased to announce the formation of the Placement Committeechaired by David Corbin, Director of Police, Security, Safety and Parking for Faulkner Hospital. ThePlacement Committee will facilitate the announcement of job openings that come from the chapter member-ship, as well as industry job postings in our area. Stay tuned for more information on this free service.
Prof. Stephen Saravar presentingcheck to Kevin Panneton
John Tello, Assistant Director of Security for the PrudentialTower in Boston was our guest speaker at the March meet-ing. John's experience and special training made a greatpresentation on crisis management.
In August 2009 the Prudential Tower experienced a waterleak into the front lobby which within one hour rendered allpassenger elevators, two freight elevators and one egressstairwell unusable. Due to safety concerns the buildingbegan an evacuation procedure using the remaining stair-well which required a mastery of teamwork, good communi-cation and cooperation.
The building occupants, totaling over 3,000 were safely evacuated including many mobility impaired whorequired special assistance as the stairs posed challenges for their crutches, wheel-chairs and such.
John's re-enactment of this crisis incorporated visuals including playback feeds from the property's many sur-veillance cameras. His summary of the lessons learned will be helpful to all who attended.
Monthly Meeting Speaker Recap
Emergency Management Resources
John Tello addresses ASIS and IAHSS members
Floods. Hurricanes. Blizzards. Earthquakes. Fires. Every year, emergencies take their toll on businessand industry — in lives and dollars. Here are two free resources that can help you protect your organization.
The FEMA 141 - Emergency Management Guide for Business & Industry provides step-by-step advice onhow to create and maintain a comprehensive emergency management program. It can be used by manufac-turers, corporate offices, retailers, utilities or any organization where a sizable number of people work or gather.Whether you operate from a high-rise building or an industrial complex; whether you own, rent or lease yourproperty; whether you are a large or small company; you will be able to apply the concepts in this guide toprotect your organization. Download a copy of the Guide athttp://www.fema.gov/pdf/business/guide/bizindst.pdf
FEMA’s Emergency Management Institute (EMI) offers self-paced courses designed for people who haveemergency management responsibilities and the general public. The EMI Professional Development Seriesincludes seven Emergency Management Institute independent study courses that provide a well-rounded setof fundamentals for those in the emergency management profession. Course topics include:
• Exercise Design• Fundamentals of Emergency Management• Emergency Planning• Leadership & Influence• Decision Making and Problem Solving• Effective Communication• Developing and Managing Volunteers
After successfully completing all 7 required courses, a PDS certificate of completion is awarded. To view thecomplete course list, go to http://training.fema.gov/IS/crslist.asp.
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ANSI Standard for Security
The following is extracted from the ASIS publication: Organizational Resilience: Security, Preparedness, andContinuity Management Systems-Requirements with Guidance for Use. It provides an excellent overview ofthe full Organizational Resilience Standard ASIS SPC.1-2009. The full document can be found on the ASISInternational web site (under the library Tab).
Organizational Resilience: Security, Preparedness, and ContinuityManagement Systems Requirements with Guidance for Use
This Standard specifies requirements for an organizational resilience (OR) management system toenable an organization to develop and implement policies, objectives, and programs taking into accountlegal requirements and other requirements to which the organization subscribes, information about sig-nificant hazards and threats that may have an impact on it (and its stakeholders’), and protection of crit -ical assets (physical, intangible, environmental, and human). This Standard applies to risks and/or theirimpacts that the organization identifies as those it can control, influence, or reduce. It does not itselfstate specific performance criteria. This Standard is applicable to any organization that wishes to:
a) Establish, implement, maintain, and improve an OR management system; b) Assure itself of its conformity with its stated OR management policy; c) Demonstrate conformity with this Standard by:
i. Making a self-determination and self-declaration; or ii. Seeking confirmation of its conformance by parties having an interest in the
organization (such as customers); or iii. Seeking confirmation of its self-declaration by a party external to the organization; or iv. Seeking certification/registration of its OR management system by an external
organization.
All the requirements in this Standard are intended to be incorporated into any type of organization’s OR man-agement system. It provides all the elements required to integrate management, technology, facilities, process-es, and people into the resilience culture, risk management, and OR management system of an organization.The extent of the application will depend on factors such as the risk tolerance and policy of the organization;the nature of its activities, products, and services; and the location where, and the conditions in which, it func-tions. This Standard provides generic requirements as a framework, applicable to all types of organizations (or partsthereof) regardless of size and nature of operation. It provides guidance for organizations to develop their ownspecific performance criteria, enabling the organization to tailor and implement an OR management systemappropriate to its needs and those of its stakeholders.
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ANSI Standard for Security
The Standard emphasizes resilience, the adaptive capacity of an organization in a complex and changing envi-ronment, as well as protection of critical assets. Applying this Standard positions an organization to more read-ily prepare for and respond to all manner of intentional, unintentional, and/or naturally-caused disruptive events- which, if unmanaged, could escalate into an emergency, crisis, or disaster. It covers all phases of incidentmanagement before, during, and after a disruptive event.
This Standard enables an organization to: Develop a prevention, preparedness, and response/continuity/recovery policy; Establish objectives, procedures, and processes to achieve the policy commitments; Assure competency, awareness, and training; Set metrics to measure performance and demonstrate success; Take action as needed to improve performance; Demonstrate conformity of the system to the requirements of this Standard; and Establish and apply a process for continual improvement.
Annex A provides informative guidance on system planning, implementation, testing, maintenance, andimprovement.
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Answers for CPP and PSP Review Questions1. c 2. a 3. b
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SECRETARY
JEFF DIPRIMIO
Global Security OperationManager
Genzyme CorporationTel: 617 [email protected]
VICE CHAIRPERSON
JENNIFER GOBA, CPP
Manager
Massachusetts GeneralHospitalTel: 617 [email protected]
CHAIRPERSON
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Executive Director, GobalSecurity
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MANNING GOLF TOURNAMENTCHAIRMichael Scott781 [email protected]
MANNING FOUNDATION ANDSCHOLARSHIP FUND CHAIRMichael J. Pepe, CPP617 [email protected]
AWARDS COMMITTEE CHAIRRichard Zupan781 [email protected]
CERTIFICATION CHAIRMark Beaudry, CPP978 [email protected]
LAW ENFORCEMENT CO-LIAISONHarold [email protected] Maher781 [email protected]
PLACEMENT CHAIRDavid [email protected]
2010 BOSTON CHAPTER CHAIRPERSONSSERGEANT AT ARMSBob Michalski, [email protected]
COMMUNICATIONS COMMITTEEMarty Patnaude, CPP781 [email protected] Gallagher, CPP, CFE781 [email protected] Malloy, CPP, PCI617 [email protected] Raffanello508-339-5451 [email protected]
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EDUCATION CHAIRBonnie Michelman, CPP617 [email protected]
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PROGRAM CHAIRJim Healey, CPP, CFE781 [email protected]
CO-CHAIRPERSON -SECURITY EXPOBonnie Michelman, CPP617 [email protected]
CO-CHAIRPERSON -SECURITY EXPOJim Healey, CPP, CFE781 [email protected]
EXHIBIT COORDINATOR -SECURITY EXPOJim Stankevich603 [email protected]
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